If Martin Luther King, Jr. were still alive, we wouldn’t have to speculate on how that great man, who rejected violence, would react to the palpable loathing coming from the mouths of today’s progressive Democrats. Even so, his own words offer clear evidence that he would reject their mindset wholeheartedly.
King’s 1963 “I Have a Dream” speech” was a message of aspiration — a “sunlit path of racial justice.”
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